Mutter Tag ist vorbei

Calling home was the highlight and since then, I really don't have much to say this week.  The weather and the people are warming up and we'Re beginning to see happy people. 

It was our privilege to have Pres and Sis Condie stop by to visit us in Ulm on Sunday.  We fed them dinner and had a nice time for an hour or so and as soon as we'd closed the door behind them..................got to call home.

One of the Elders in our District calculated how many Pdays Sis Dietz and I have left...a number which I chose to forget and will therefore NOT be sharing it.  It'S amazing to think that we're more than halfway done and we still have so much more to learn.

We've done sooooooooooooooooo much walking this week.  After climbing the Münster on Monday (Tallest Church tower in the World...786 steps to the top) the rest of the week we had so many potential investigators and members to visit.  Since bus connections are sparse in little towns, we had to walk large chunks of land.  We went home dead everynight and have decided, if anything, we'll have the best looking legs in the mission.

Zone conference on the 17th so any mail I've missed will get then.  I'm working on replying to everyone'S letters ASAP, but there'S only so much time in a day.  Lots of love.

Hunks of German love
SISTER CHOCOLATE

P.S. Jim Brickman CD and some sheet music would be greatly appreciated


Pictures -
1..We climbed the Münster last Monday and this is a cool setting my camera has.  Doesn't it look like a miniature\toy city...it's not
2..The real view of the city
3..Schöner Raps feld (Rape seed field.  They're everywhere and make awesome cooking oil)
4..The whole gang

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